Growing up in Brooklyn, New York, I found myself listening to the city’s rhythm, and it became my first lesson in design. Brooklyn, my home, introduced me to museums, street murals, and community parks, which led me to explore storytelling through art. I learned early that design can connect people, spark emotion, and give voice to those who are often unseen.

I had the opportunity to explore design through architecture, urban planning, and interior design. The common thread for me is spatial awareness. For me, inspiration exists at the intersection of imagination and function, igniting the awe of the museum world into the playful wonder that fuels my inner child’s discovery.